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— From Doug Moore, an Epoch Times subscriber |
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"As I became more and more disenchanted [with today's media], I started looking online for alternative ways to get information. I saw an ad from The Epoch Times for a free trial."
"I looked at it and I said, 'The Epoch Times?!' I mean, come on, this is end-of-days type stuff. I mean, what are they going to be talking about here? And I said, well, it's a free trial, so let me dig in."
"Is it giving me both sides? Is it giving me an objective point of view?" "I have looked for opportunities to see where they might be biased. I keep looking for that and I don't find it." "It has given me a level of trust in the media that I didn't think I'd ever get back. I love The Epoch Times because it has renewed my faith in the idea that a reliable, responsible, non-biased source of information is available. And I can say that I love it because of that." |
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